Skill Definition Schema

Display name of the skill (e.g. "Windows Server", "Netzwerktechnik")

URL-safe slug, also used as tag value for dispatch compatibility

Parent skill UUID for tree nesting. Null = root node. Arbitrary depth allowed.

Legacy flat category. Prefer parentId hierarchy. Auto-computed from root ancestor name.

Detailed description of the skill

Whether this skill is currently active and selectable

UUIDs of academy courses that teach this skill

Category for scheduling qualification matching

If true, valid employee_certifications entry required for scheduling

If true, this skill can be required in shift template position slots

Minimum proficiency level required when used in scheduling

If true, skill is presence-only (have it or not) — e.g. formal qualifications like Rettungssanitäter. No XP/level tracked; auto-XP awards skip this skill.

Skills that are automatically covered when an employee holds this skill. Example: Notfallsanitäter implies Rettungssanitäter. Only meaningful for isBinary=true; targets must also be isBinary. Cycles are rejected. Resolved transitively by the solver and replacement search.

If true, automatic XP awards from ticket/task completion and survey-driven level steps are applied to this skill. If false, the skill level is curated manually only (certifications, manager assignment, self-assessment). Ignored when isBinary is true.

Rules that auto-derive this skill as a ticket requirement from a customer's assets (CMDB). When a ticket is dispatched, the customer's assets are matched against these rules; each match adds this skill to the ticket's requiredSkills (source ASSET_DERIVED), so dispatch prefers technicians who hold it. Empty = the skill is never asset-derived. Example: a "WatchGuard" skill with a rule { manufacturers: ["WatchGuard"], assetSchemaPatterns: ["asset.network.firewall"] }.